I know it is small but it will produce dinner size flowers later on. So excited!!
Every year I plant potatoes with my youngest grandson, Jack. Well this year COVID-19 changed that! I planted them by myself but showed him how they are doing. This year I planted Yukon Gold and Red potatoes. Hopefully he will be able to harvest them with me! :)
I brought with me to the new house a little foxglove plant I had. Today it surprised me by blooming!! I love them. They are a biennial so I usually stagger the plantings so I always have them blooming in my garden.
My dark purple iris that I brought to the new house is still blooming away! Love that one.
Well that's about it for today! I hope everyone is having a good day and that the sun is shining on you! :)
Sherri
Your gardening is doing well!
ReplyDeleteWe always grew our own potatoes on the farm. A field of them. I can remember my fingers freezing as we picked the spuds up out of the ground. My father ran a device over them with the tractor to unearth them and then we picked them up. Whew. I honestly loved the smell of the potato soil. Weird, huh? lol
ReplyDeleteI hope you have had a wonderful Mother's Day. I miss doing things with my grands, too. xo Diana
I planted my first ever dahlias last week - the two in pots are showing a teeny tiny shoot, ones in the ground not visible yet - and am hoping they will brighten up the summer months ahead.
ReplyDeleteStay well dear Sherri.